Question1: Is the sentence polite and sensible? Question2: Is "negotiable" correctly used?
Sentence: My expected salary is between $500 and $1000, and it is negotiable.
I want to say: I am willing to accept a salary which is lower than my expected salary. (However, I think it is a negative things for a cover letter, so I won't say this. Instead, I say "negotiable".)
I worry: 1) Since I have stated the expected salary, I am not sure whether it is sensible to say "it is negotiable". 2) The employer will think I will ask for a higher salary in the interview because I say "negotiable".
Thanks
Top answer
Hi, Question1: Is the sentence polite and sensible ? Yes, but don't put this in your cover letter. Salary is commonly discussed in an interview, near the end.
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Question1: Is the sentence polite and sensible? Yes, but don't put this in your cover letter. Salary is commonly discussed in an interview, near the end. Question2: Is "negotiable" correctly used? Yes
Sentence: My expected salary is between $500 and $1000 per week? per month? , and it is negotiable.